The confusion between Lucifer and this invented Devil named Satan is one of the oldest religious conspiracies that is still in effect to this very day. This is no surprise being that most all Christians are simply not educated on the bible, its history or the true meanings behind many of the biblical passages and the words that are contained in this book. My hopes are to educate you by telling you the truth in the most simple manner possible. In doing so, I ask that you please keep an open mind and that you do not shoot the witness.
The facts are Lucifer is mentioned only once in theBible. " How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning." Isaiah xiv. 12.
Not any other time is Lucifer mentioned and at no time as it been mentioned with Satan or the Devil. Hence, any assumptions you may have that Lucifer is Satan or the Devil are false and simply based onheresy. What this means is that you need to get educated by reading about this subject yourself and I will also provide some research material with links below this article. If you think I AM lying or trying to mislead you, then the burden of proof is on you to prove me wrong. This is done not just by stating your alleged facts, but by also providing actual evidence which I bet that you will never be able to accomplish in a million years.
This case solved. Lucifer is NOT Satan or the Devil.
Below, I will provide a multitude of expert authors, books and links for you to investigate this yourself if you still do not "believe" what I know as fact. As they say, ignorance is bliss and knowledge is power. I choose knowledge.
books.google.comJames Rees - 1876 - 188 pages - Free Google eBook - Read
Lucifer is mentioned but once in the Bible. " How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning." Isaiah xiv. 12. Shakespeare uses it six times. " Falls like Lucifer." Henry VIII., Act iii. Sc. 2. " Lucifer and Beelzebub himself." Henry V.
books.google.comJohn Kitto - 1851 - Free Google eBook - Read
6 'Zcurtiaos), a word that occurs once in the English Version in the linen — ' How art thou fallen from heaven, Lucifer, son of the morning ! ... This, the popular sense, is conveyed in the note in Barker's Bible : ' Thou that thoughtest thyselfe most glorious, and as it were placed m ... According to ecclesiastical lia- dition, the author of the Gospel is the same Luke who is mentioned in Paul's Epistles (Pbilem.
books.google.comShaka Saye Bambata Dolo - 2012 - 820 pages - Google eBook - Preview
But Lucifer is actually, the name of the Bright and Morning Star, and not the father of evil. ... King James translated Bible of 1611 A. D. In the Canaanites Amharic Literature of ancient Egypt, North Afrikan Mythology, the Bright and Morning Star,...
books.google.comEdward Robinson - 1833 - 361 pages - Free Google eBook -Read
This is the only place where the word Lucifer occurs in the English Bible, and it is here evidently applied to the king of Babylon. ... are without foundation, and arose in part, perhaps, from confounding him with the Lucius mentioned in Acts 13:1.
books.google.comDuncan Heaster - 2001 - Preview
Comments 1. The words “devil”, “satan” and “angel” never occur in this chapter. This is the only place in Scripture where the word “Lucifer” occurs. 2. There is no evidence that Is. 14 is describing anything that happened in the garden of Eden; ...
books.google.comDennis McCallum - 2009 - 288 pages - Google eBook -Preview
I (along with most interpreters) think that this passage is not about Satan. For one thing, although Lucifer is a traditional name for Satan, people base that tradition solely on this passage. Nowhere else does the Bible call Satan Lucifer.
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